ANN: AQtime 4.2 released
From: AutomatedQA - Robert Leahey (robertl_at_automatedQA.com)
Date: 10/12/04
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Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2004 15:17:35 GMT
AutomatedQA Corporation (www.automatedqa.com) announces the availability of
version 4.2 of AQtime. The AQtime family of tools is an award-winning
performance profiling and memory debugging set of solutions. With version 4
of AQtime, AutomatedQA merged the Win32-specific and .NET-specific lines
of this tool, allowing developers to easily find and eliminate performance
bottlenecks, monitor memory usage and debug their managed, unmanaged or
mixed-code applications.
Version 4.2 of AQtime introduces improvements and new features and is a
free update for existing customers. For more information, see the AQtime 4
web page at http://www.automatedqa.com/products/aqnet.asp.
Features and enhancements new to version 4.2:
- New Resource profiler, which tracks resource usage (bitmaps, icons,
brushes, handles, etc.) in your application
- A Monitor panel, which visualizes the output of the Allocation profiler,
displaying real-time results.
- Other improvements.
AQtime Features and Benefits:
- Supports profiling of native (Win32), managed (.NET) or mixed-code
projects.
- Supports all .NET languages.
- Offers several profilers, including performance, allocation, resource,
coverage, static analysis, sequence diagram generator and exception
tracing.
- Can be run either as a stand-alone application or fully integrated within
the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET IDE.
For more information on AQtime 4 see
http://www.automatedqa.com/products/aqnet.asp.
To download the 30-day trial version of AQtime 4 see
http://www.automatedqa.com/downloads/aqnet.asp.
To order, or to obtain download information for the update,
contact sales@automatedqa.com.
-- Robert Leahey www.automatedqa.com AutomatedQA
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